Sentence examples for options to communicate from inspiring English sources

"What's happening now is the younger generation of athletes has so many options to communicate, through microblogs and social networking, that they want to stand up and speak out," said Jiang Yi, the managing editor of Sports Illustrated China.

Instead of rolling a truck and having a service worker check on the scene, they have options to communicate with the network before they have to do that.

"I think you'll find that tiles will increasingly become more common in a multi-device centric world," says Metternich, adding: "It's about ultimate flexibility… We'll need this as we ramp up toward the release of our public facing API, a more robust app infrastructure and give non-profits further options to communicate and engage with individuals".

If I want to mean "twenty", I cannot choose the symbols I prefer, although I have infinite options to communicate that I was happier when I was 20 years old.

It can be a safer option to communicate with the pilot first, depending on the situation".

Additionally, an option to communicate is implemented between neighbors arranged on a local network to facilitate spatial coordination.

I think we want the option to communicate in real-time at will, but also the ability to communicate at our leisure at times.

And it will certainly help Facebook become even stickier for users as they start to have voice and video chat as an option to communicate.

The API will give developers the option to communicate with users through timeline cards, which can include text, rich HTML, images and video.

Chinese passengers can also pay in the same method they're used to (WeChat or Alipay), see the estimated cost in their local currency and have the option to communicate with the driver — even if they don't speak English — via an in-app translation service.

Fast-forward to the 1960s and self-harm, particularly overdosing, started to be considered a cry for help, a last option to communicate to a partner or friend that you couldn't cope.